Hard-line I guess. Besides, for whatever reason she liked Tom. She thought he was good husband material." It sounds like it was a good marriage," I su...gested."It was. What it lacked in passion it made up for in friendship and respect. Tom was a good husband and a good father. He made me want to be a good wife and mother. I give him a lot of credit for changing my outlook and helping me succeed." And now?"She smiled that brilliant, beaming smile."I get everything, especially the passion."I. If she had any feelings about me. That was really stupid of me.”The door banged open, hurricane Debbie was home, “Come upstairs with me Richard. We need to finish our discussion.”I looked to Mom, she just shrugged and said, “Be careful with her, don’t be stupid. Use your natural charm!”Mom forcefully turned me around and said, “Go get her, Tiger!”================I knocked on her door, hearing, “Come in Richy-Poo!”I opened the door, seeing her working on her laptop. I stood there, waiting for. He was one of them now!“That’s what Sally and I do!” She said excitedly. David listened in amazement as Kate went on to tell him about what she and Sally got up to not only in the woods but, more excitingly, in bed at night. He agreed he was eager to join in and Kate confessed she had seen him the night before. David smiled and explained that he had seen her shadow behind the curtain and guessed what she had been up to.“You little tease! You knew I was there! That’s why you kept your back. He frowned for a moment. ?What is it?? Wishing he could see, he reached out, only to have his arms guided into the smooth leather sleeves. ?Oh.? There weren’t words for what he felt, rather he simply bit his lip and strained against the jacket, struggling gently against her touch, simply to feel the leather, to hear the bells. ?I love it.? He whispered before trying to find her with a kiss. They had talked long about getting him a jacket, and he had dismissed it into the realm of fantasy,.